Loading & PassengersQuestion 19 of 80
If a passenger wants to bring a container of gasoline or a car battery onto the bus, you should:
a.Allow it if it fits under a seat
b.Allow it only in the aisle
c.Refuse to allow the hazardous material aboard
d.Store it near the engine
Explanation
Gasoline, car batteries, and similar hazardous materials are not allowed on buses because they can leak, spill acid, or ignite. Politely refuse to let such items aboard. Passenger safety depends on keeping dangerous materials off the bus.
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